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u, u. s. and some arab states label a terrorist for it. but it also brings into question how appropriate to cat's eyes as a mediator for peace, don't know a friend to the west and to this one enemy. cause how works a tightrope on foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player and an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation, as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting growth tear on and washington has friends started, ha, has hosted the political headquarters of hamas for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is smell honey. a met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and supports cause and families. daughter has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in pos complex guitar. latest say their priority now is to de escalate, protects civil

a ha, switch the u. u. s. and some arab states label a terrorist group. i'm docked at nearly 200 people during their massacre and israel . the mother of one french's rarely hostage has made a desperate plea for her daughter's release. i didn't know she's there alive. and steve, yesterday, all i knew is that she's may, might be kidding up. um, i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. she only went to a party to a festival, thought to, to have some fun. and now she's you guys the to i asked the w senior international correspondent thinks a char intel a view. how is real, can insure the safety of hostages and gaza while it is bombing, gaza. is what is facing issue which dilemma their aims is to outcome us minutes and they keep saying. but at the same time they are confronted with the fact that the vast tunnel system you're talking about and on the ground city basically see 100 killer meet. so don't tunnels and the entrances to these tunnels i close to schools close to hospitals in a very densely populated area. and in that tunnel system now i'm not

u. u. k. u s. back to is really government successive ones. i have to send 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence that's through on that on size 1000, throw blue 500 prisoners now. and is there any is including no less than $200.00 children? and many of these children, like are the other $1260.00, by the studios on the mistook of detention, which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped. which means that there are lawyers don't know why they are in jail and to kind of defend to this is doesn't go into administrative detention. that is there is using, i guess, by the student people. and by the way, here that's was one of the reasons why, how most conducted the attack, because there were more of antennae is they've been trying to negotiate. uh, presidents exchange store that understand them. but it's not necessarily during the summer for me, i have been there for 44 years and wouldn't be released. and those that i know don't listen. i'm out of the immedi

u—turns? it the uk because of these kind of u-turns? , ., ., , u-turns? specific— u-turns? it is hard to pin it to specific policy _ u-turns? it is hard to pin it to specific policy u-turns . u-turns? it is hard to pin it i to specific policy u-turns but to specific policy u—turns but we do get feedback from business leaders that instability and in the political and economic environment way heavy. the memory of his ability we had last autumn does weigh heavily so we would encourage government to put stability and certainty at the heart of policy—making even as the general election looms. d0 policy-making even as the general election looms. do you think, obviously _ general election looms. do you think, obviously the _ general election looms. do you think, obviously the general. think, obviously the general election is looming, not far away at all. this is likely to be something that could become an issue. in the run—up to the general election. an issue. in the run-up to the general election.— general election. absolutely could. general election. absolutel

backing that me able to talk a little i just thought there's also funding for the projects in the u. u. i which is speeding things of low proficiency. actual only more or less. we have a lot of renewable energy in spain. we know, darling and then another geographical advantage when it comes to the energy transition while the and if that's equal in particular. and by now, over the next 2 years, spain is that to build more wind and solar power facilities, with a total capacity of $35.00 gigawatts. the equivalent of $25.00 nuclear power plants . but together with the plans for green hydrogen, that goal has also attracted criticism. but it's one of those, of course it can be a good solution for all the industries that have no other options here. that this development in spain is a real bubble. in many cases, unnecessary discretion, and it leads to conflict with the residents and how many parts of the country. and we bought a campus in the 7030 s more hydrogen requires more water. the facility and porter yano uses at least 9 leaders of h 2 o to produce one key low of green hydrogen. and thi

in the e u. u. s a and i'm in the rates and the exports lucky if the products which they need that they don't have to be course damaged or have been in some kind of damage or have been fairly best buy or do not make funding has proven the big successful humphrey, which exports and average of 240 tons of gunny forties annually. the size of the farm is crucial to the success of $600.00 heck to is it is 5, be good. the most to gun them, holdings much areas can be left to regenerate. so easy to role models for the farmers and you kinda, or the people here that this will get ahold of somebody kind of still do what he is doing and money to what the record entails. the funding, you know, you have a small space, but you give it, you give it to your, your, your money get when we're using the nutrients. you're not good customer with core, we do watch recorder, micro doors and when you chance to battle to the plant, you know your ticket with those and your trends and the if it's possible to do to get it, each

u. u. i, which is speeding things up. low proficiency has certainly more or less we have a lot of renewable energy in spain, we know, darling and then another geographical advantage when it comes to the energy transmission. while the set equal anybody to go out and buy new over the next 2 years, spain is that to build more wind and solar power facilities, with a total capacity of $35.00 gigawatts. the equivalent of $25.00 nuclear power plants . but together with the plans for green hydrogen, that goal has also attracted criticism. it's good, but it's one of those. of course it can be a good solution for all the industries that have no other options here. and this development in spain is a real bubble in many cases, unnecessary discretion. and it leads to conflict with residents and many parts of the country. and we bought a campus in the 7030 s more hydrogen requires more water. the facility and porter yano uses at least 9 leaders of h 2 o to produce one key low of green hydrogen. and this is in the drought stricken south of spain. when i lost the limits, one guy i'm a is whether we'll have enough water for everything. i mean, not just now, but in the future. how can i speak and according to forecasts that are climate change will mean it's a 20 percent less motoring the decades to come. i think that for the engineers and researchers at the national hydrogen center and the water is not a problem the, you know, i mean to levels they kick on fields that we expect to be able to cover your entire hydrogen demand uh 2030 on and by producing 852818 1000000 cubic meters is not the same quantity that evaporates in spain alone every year from agricultural navigation on those and think that with the range of options available, fertilizer company therapy barrier is already thinking a step ahead of time when we want to increase our capacities in order to harness the opportunities with green hydrogen on ammonia as a new energy sources and to cater to the new market. ash involved medical meaning that fertilizer make are fair to betty a intends to add clean energy to its product range. and there will be no shortage of customers in spain alone. existing refineries and still work need green hydrogen in the hundreds of thousands of tons per year with other new industries. now also joining them. there are plans for a new hydrogen powered still works here. importantly, yano itself. a town that might soon come to symbolize the transition from coal and middle, while the hydrogen moving on from down those big emissions to more moto, straightens existing, as little space as possible. that's what living in a city feels like. for many, often there is no other choice, but recently embracing minimal living is gaining popularity. it's the idea behind so called tiny houses, the many homes bend from 8 to 50 square meters. they are cheap, practical, and said to be sustainable. there minimalism is meant to solve big problems from housing shortages to wasting resources. but it's less, really more there is a global housing shortage right now. people are feverish me trying to find solutions, tiny houses, and just small. they also have the potential to be practical, green and affordable, and they're growing in popularity. as a button, as a 1st time home, i don't want to shut out 1200 years a month or an a pop mendelson. it's very snow, but i think we carry too much around with us anyway. but the problem is where to put them. there aren't many sites housing. so if it is an oven problem, not a rural one. the so 10 tiny house is also any relief to crowded city. is there even space for them in all concrete jungles? as was on definitely more fun, but we might be able to accommodate tony houses in the gardens or cold yards yet some particularly urban areas for the housing shortage inside the house on the thing that might help alleviate this thing is a little difficult, but he won't chuckle, a huge problem that we're facing. the gun difficulty named us. we had caught the it would ease things in an extremely marginal way. he might have pets when shop pets. actually, philadelphia there are often many vacant lot step boom. and you can use a crane to hoist them into the ice and fill the empty space in cities. you have done either or all fall. no, you can also order the same story. muscles match for the stand. it's a few chess when you take an offer. i lost it mike crow apartment type cities should design the apartment through some beating tiny houses in the form of money to boots. that can be constantly adapted. environmentally friendly, mobile waste. for simple tracing systems, there are a constant stream of innovations that claim to reduce the carbon footprint of tiny houses. but it's small, really sustainable, tiny, oldest diesel and mark on the bottom available. commercially available, tiny houses use up 7 times more energy per person for one minute useful. if it was on a 2nd floor that needs to be considered, is that a tiny house set on the needs quite a lot of space on also on the timing goals, you don't cut as you can imagine. if i build a lot of small buildings, then it takes up a lot of space for it was up to 101 commission. but whereas if i construct an apartment building almost like a house, a lot more people like with a much smaller plot of land, kind of, you know, the issue is definitely i mentioned something about the tiny house movement is about more than just addressing housing shortages. it's a lifestyle loan that is about owning less, as well as enjoying more freedom of the mind. if i want to live on the bolting coast, i'm more of the mortgage just to touch a hitch and head off with a thing that any one of us things like that or an extra ford could serve as an inspiration to, for a tiny house construction sustainability is also a big buzzword in the ation industry and plains. there's too much carrots and for example, they are retired. but where do they go? usually they rode on so called plane graveyards, not very sustainable. and business an ireland wants to change that. it's turning carpets into garden sheds, and play and cabins, and to offices because of all and is known for its unpredictable west. one minute it's sunny. the next. it's raining. anyone wanting to watch the waves and needs to wrap up the pool or find shelter in one of these up cycles applied section the science level and the last the site they can still appear on the bank. they're looking at it at that to see they can watch people surfing, they can watch people's funding, and there's just none here and the comfort of this, the sand house to tell them don't the going on, is the problem. oh, no, to full my across cabins. by the see here, everything was the windows and the bathrooms. the doors handles everything. a rust so far with these are the things fantastic. you know no rust and no meant. and so we think of very, very good investments there are acros, graveyards all over the world like this one and total space. the international ad transport association estimates that $700.00 planes go out to service every year. and the numbers rising, finding ways to reuse that thoughts is more important than ever. so you're going to strip it does change. so once and then kevin recognize the brains behind the so called error pods. they came up with the idea 2 years ago since then. they've towed more than that, the aircraft parts into god and sheds mobile offices and holiday homes. an error code costs between 20 and 45000 bureaus depending on its size and features. we're basically buying that on the last place. we bought the fuselage sale as soon as it lands we have one ordered so and everything else and the plan has been recycled and sent all over the world to to be read on the some of us going back into plans to be flying again. and, and the likes of what we're doing here. we're basically use nearly easy percent of everything in the plan. someone's on the bottom doesn't show the rules and flow need more insulation into how it has to be re wyatt, special care there. sure. and what do you like on that side? the stuff up can even build a small house from our plane. pause in $2.00 to $3.00 weeks, including a kitchenette and the bathrooms. a tiny house in america in the states is huge and it's getting that we're to hear even, you know, people realize now that we can't build a big house just like we always did, we can't do it like, you know, you can't hate them. you know, you couldn't get signing permission up here to build muscle structure as so these were absolutely ideal, you know, during the winter and the biggest storm you can set them here. you don't hear a thing, no movement, no, and anything. the smaller the pulse, the easier they are to transport, making them all move out. that also makes them attractive for businesses attending trade says the 2 company founders are looking to further upgrade the designs and recently hire their own architect. so we have a lot of interest from the corporate market now. so we've hired guys and come in and do all our new designs. so for the corporate in, for their offices or, and for people as doing expos in the future, they also hope to break into the why the european market. after world, the heating costs a high that to the coast in many areas, equally rough to reach our client goals, we have to rethink and reinvent, but which new developments are really a clauser cool and the which ones the sound like it green or green washing that was this week's topic on maid mother's enough. thank you for watching. take care and see you next time. the the, the interview with sim sebastian fix not getting the headlines these days, but the warning ukraine has lost none of its intensity from capitol hill. hughes, my guess is the prime minister as the more goes on, how much space does she have in nature plans for defending the voltage space? 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and push the palestinian challenge of that future on to other people's shoulders, hamas, which the u. u. s. and some arab states label a terrorist group of ducted, nearly 200 people during their massacre and as well, the mother of one french is rarely hostage and now many desperate plea for her daughter's release. i didn't know if she's there alive until yesterday. all i knew is that she's may, might be kidding up. um i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. she only went to a party to a festival, thought to, to have some fun. and now she's you guys a it's, i'm drawing now by dw senior international correspondent funding for char, from tel aviv. funny. this has a very difficult position for israel, isn't it? how can israel ensure the safety of these hostages in gaza while it is also the bombing the territory? these roads facing issue which dilemma their aims is to outcome us minutes is the key thing. but at the same time, they're confronted with the fact that a must a vast tunnel system you're talking about and on the ground city basically of see 100 can meet. so don't tunnels

u. u. west and some arab states label a terrorist group, but it also brings into question how appropriate contact is as a mediator of a base towards a friend to the west and to this one enemy. cause how works a tight for on foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player and an important us and a u. l. i a small state with a long history of mediation, as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting both tear on and washington has friends. doha has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is male hon. the met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and support cause and families. doha has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in past conflicts. guitar latest, say their priority now is to de escalate, protect civilians, and to

what's your experience over the years of the detention of palestinian children by the u. u. k. us back to is really government successive ones. i have to send 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence. that's true and it, um, size 1000 probably $500.00 listen is now is there any is including dollars down to 100 children and many of these children like are the other $1260.00 by the studios are under administrative detention, which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped, which means that their lawyer was don't know why they are in jail and they're kind of different to this is the sort going talk minnesota of detention doctors or is using, i guess by the student people and by the way, here that's was one of the reasons why how most conductive did attack because they have for more than 10 years they've been trying to negotiate. uh, presidents exchange store that understand. but it's not necessarily during the summer for my i've been there for 4040 years and wouldn't be released. and there

u. u k. us back to is really government successive ones. i understand 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence that's through on that on size 1000, throw blue 500 prisoners now. and is there any is including dollars done $200.00 children. and many of these children like are the other 1260, by the studios on the mistook of detention. which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped. which means that their lawyer was don't know why they are in jail and they kind of defend this. it doesn't go into administrative detention. that is, there is using, i guess, by the student people. and by the way, that's was one of the reasons why, how most conducted the attack, because they've, for the motiv antennae is they've been trying to negotiate uh, presidents exchange store that understand them. but it's not necessarily during the summer for my been there for 4040 years. i wouldn't be released. i'm does that. i know don't listen. i'm out of the immediate proposal. i know that they were going to go in this direction then something happens. but the media to those that as a media sees fire to stop these optimistic is that happening to now in goza, to save the lives of both palestinians and israelis, and didn't initiate a prison. i was exchanged with all the prisoners in goes, i could come home safely, and then the policy and engineers, and those would be the least. okay. when is the how many be an issue? we have to see how many survive on that. i'm going to also us, i know the gods are authorities, claim that many of those going to that music festival according crossfire with the idea of when it happened. but is it normal that there are music festivals and dancing bodies is just next to the besieged, guys? a strip with 2300000 people are in closes. that'd been happening recently. the people young people would go and have music festivals. just me is where all these of defendants of those ethnic print plans. i believe that the, the defendants live i don't know if this was, i know i'm, that's, i know that is there and has made all these uh, supplements out on zillow and it does uh, as uh, to district sites, every foot administered or over the phone and do the who comes is usually invited to visit these areas to show that there is an end as a victim of the studio and okay, and uh, so this was the habit. so i don't know about what happened in that system and i didn't see people killed that. maybe you did when people into problem areas. where is there? uh, pictures of course of yeah. you, you were information. minnesota jones out of most people living near the area. i don't think we have set up that the area on the system or not. i don't want to to, to, to justify anything. but i want to tell you something. i am a person who have own was advocated non violence or my life. i don't agree with the killing disability and all that is there anyone punished again? but what we see today is something that should not be acceptable at any level, which is the human i zation for other students. inviting is or to commit crimes. i've started crimes, i've started crimes against civilian political people and justifying the killing of hundreds of police didn't. and nobody should do that. it's unacceptable. and it should not be allowed just finally and very briefly. and it seems strange to be talking about multi $1000000000.00 weapon re arriving in the eastern mediterranean, off the coast of gauze of the united states, proclaiming at the largest aircraft carrier in the world with all its military. that who do you think that's aimed at? i know the shares of all the big good nature nation arms companies have risen, has the death toll mounts in gaza? who is that intended for? and do you now reflect on the fact the palestinian authority should never have collaborated with israel as it has done in recent years or the festival? i think that the, the, they're going those, these, the aircrafts and carriers is very clear and designated they've done that many times they've been hired to do so same on the time. they want to frighten his bella on live on, on so that they went into the fields and would not supposed to stadiums and guys are. and i think this is the main goal and this is the main name. i'm down the bite instead of lincoln so that, that, that they want to, i mean, i'm not about to do different implement food ink and what's happening here. but i do not think that all the parties can stay silent if they see an act of ethnic cleansing happening, or seeing more and more productivity and still these, but it can, it strikes so and see what happens about the policy. now the thought of it is so weak and it has to be marginalized and humiliated by is or is constantly and repeatedly. and then even the areas that should be under as opposed to, you know, sort of the way the invented constantly by is 0. and of course, but as the nose out, i guess the security collaboration with guys and decide especially now with the all these are closer because for me to the spanish speaking and people. but i think the problem with the student knows how to do that, that has failed to unify palestinians. eh, i think, and this very moment it is the duty from us that our best and, or other students, either immediately 2 and a 5 listing as a stand in front of this terrible catastrophe that would take place of another mackenzie. and i know that around those crimes and this whole destruction of one of the guys a strip time is 40 unity. i'm not for at the division, but the big responsibility here is on the show on the state. and i'll try to talk to most of our biography. thank you. a thank you. and that's it for the show will be back on monday with the schiller institute to say no scar you ahead of and you will peaceful. well to being joined by james stood. milton road for him uniting the world in global development. not more, but until then keep in touch viral social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to a channel doing undergrad tv on mobile dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground see monday, the the the, the guy's a humanitarian crisis reaches dangerous levels as it israel orders the civilian population to leave the north with the u. n. warning, it's an impossible task. a journalist is killed and 6 more injured as an international group of reporters comes under is rarely fire across the border and 11 on some other colleagues say the attack could amount to a war friday also ahead. the party reports from israel where police have tracked it down on.

what's your experience over the years of the detention of palestinian children by the u. u. k. us back to is really government successive ones. i have to send 20 years in prison for palestinian children for throwing stones as being the sentence. that's true. and it on size 1000, throw blue fire, send to the prisoners. now in is there age is including dollars done to 100 children. and many of these children, like are the other 1260 by the studios are under administrative detention, which means they don't know why they are in june, which means they are practically kidnapped. which means that there are lawyers don't know why they are in jail, and they kind of defend this is the sort going to administer their detention doctors or is using, i guess, by the student people. and by the way, that's was one of the reasons why, how most conductive did i typed it. because if for more than 10 years they've been trying to negotiate uh, presidents exchange. so that kind of thing and, but it's not necessarily during the summer for me. i have been there for 4040 years and would be released a

you will lead the u. u. n. force going to the category and country which has been over run by gas vitamins since the assassination was present in 2 years ago. the how you t as a country in crisis. natural disasters, disease and trump, and filing f sort. the items state in recent years have gone john's room the streets of the capital photo pulse to gods with police and attacks on civilians are coming place. the government has been unable to impose rule of law to provide the basic services with the un security council of the approval heidi's cause for help of finding being onset, you know, love a half of the government and the people of hate email to you. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the efforts of that supports and that contribution of all sorts of who a find the made today's decision possible that the to this vote is more than just a simple vote. so this is in fact it's an expression of solidarity with a population in distress on the police can yeah, we'll try to stabilize the situati

as part of a civil settlement with the u. s. u. k. tech support. watching dw news is a quick reminder. our top story is with us secretary of state entity blinking us, told israel's province so that the united states stands with israel as it reels from home, off the internet with families of victims and committed small military and financial systems. that's it from me and the news team for now, i'll have an update for you. of course, at the top of the fence, the, the, the israel, most of the tax on the country have shaken to d. w and use provides extended coverage analysis, background stories to people in the region. the experts record from the seeing the extended coverage on dw news next, on d w. the vision now understand can have a think like the by just presenting. do you have any news on instagram and the no follow up to the kentucky is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was good, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the ad one has hi

u. n. u n t p, an international stuff of the i n t o i, i have to mention a very important point that the majority of these people are children and is really deep. and, and also there are tons of people waking at the gauge and i have wasn't us know, people were coming to the open the gate for some people not or people are allowed to use in on the u. n. n u n d, p, members. other people who come into this isn't cars, have to or just, or somehow the ports to entering this area. this situation is, is catastrophe. there's no water, electricity, or for some that's equal to one unit of have the winds from half an hour to, to do some supplies and food items know from where exactly only, i mean, i mean, even the amount of food we have from the food is nice and also there is, um, do you mean we're going to have to leave it there because unfortunately we're running out of time. but thank you very much indeed. simula i was and then talking to us from a guy, is that no, that's it for me. robotics and stay with us on knowledge a 0 of course we're going to have continuing coverage of the war. and guys are here on audra 0. stay with us. the assessing the discussions as agents, we use the same as about 50 percent of which are smuggling is going to die. examining the headline 12 percent of the global population is responsible for 50 percent emis

u. k u s. c, u actually actually if you look at the readout between them, a precedent box and then the crown prince, it was really quite interesting and quite moderate in, in, um the white house version in the times of is around maybe, oh you perhaps you can tell me this a different side of the version, but the, um, uh, i don't think savvy ray who is delighted as or from us did he was taught was katy directed against saudi foreign policy to a degree because they didn't like the normalization towards the saudis. i'm the americans, i think patching up would it be that pretty poor relationship. and saudi is still very concerned about the rain you influence in the region to get it looked like with a wrench with, with, with china thing some marginal but in the end talk trivial. role in helping to the to get together that the, the have lead to less than you do that by too much and or not. and i think actually, i mean personally, i think the saudi roll over the next a couple of weeks in the constructive se

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u. s. u. k. france, and germany agree just one second. it cannot spread like wildfire to the rest of the regions. and this is why no one in this situation must accelerate to exacerbate this terrorism. and we will be speaking with our partners in the region and coordinated closely. ladies and gentlemen, concerns this and coming that's we had expected this franco german cabinet retreat to start differently. and there's the see that i have very close ties to the facility that is the location of very successful franco german corporation in industry. we have jumped out of business visit to be thinking back, got to have buses, the location here, and to get for the departments to myself agree that was a good place you minutes. also, our bus must continue to succeed. we have spoken with some of the detroit air bus trainees and found out how they live french, german relations every day until tomorrow, afternoon, ministers, some of which you will be speaking in various different format, please god, and we're doing all of this very much in the spirit to which we refer to in paris. so we're using this special relationship between germany and friends to engage with issues that are fundamentally important for both of our countries. and for all of your concepts, this obtaining the 2 fundamental issues we'll be looking at on the one on how we can succeed in achieving social cohesion in these troubled times. and on the other hand, looking at how technological developments such as artificial intelligence impact on our lives. one thing is for sure, on an item that we want to work together in order to create a strong your expertise that is at the top of the ranks in terms of artificial intelligence as well. sure. and my new well, i'm very pleased to be here. so, so you showed up thank you very much chances. oh, laugh thank you as well. i'm very, very pleased that we are able to meet you. yes, yes. so all of let me just say that it is a real pleasure for us to be here in the city. a city that you have lived in for a very long time would be considered by sits into the bulk of the general assembly system. and i look forward to working with you with uh, cabinets for the next 2 days. i would also like to express my son a dare to give you some which did not put me on is so important to send you in these difficult, difficult times. i telephone to is hassle. i'm just doing this on yahoo! on saturday and today as well. and we stand with the people of israel in this terrible time combating terrorism is an important issue for all of us here. and together with you on our partners, we will ensure that we work together to the stop place terrorism. and this evening we live in d. c. speaking with you as the question biden and the u. k prime minister as well. so the, the, to discuss how we can join forces. wonderful, that's good. said what could be a better symbol, franco german cooperation then this air bus factory, i want to source the whole thing. the c o and c g for the kids of the most kind of an organization as well for organizing this wonderful tour of such a strategic this community. civil 5th of the g fact to it is very much through and through your pin project and who wants to invest long term in technology and human capital. and i hope that it will become possible for us or do not have it just to play a leading role in this acceptance and, but also to look with confidence in the future in terms of the green transition and the challenges that entails. and i'd like to congratulate and create a big teams who are here, who are so committed to tell you just the hearing from the french president emmanuel, macro, the gentleman that i've shown. so i would, i felt shelves as say i met in the drums to give humbu

all fire also with has gone on again yesterday and also now with syria and re understand that the u, the u. s. was sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this war. the world health organization says be as rarely order for some people to evacuate hospitals in northern cause that is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people early or israel told god the civilians to travel to the south of the territory beyond the why, the gospel wetlands many display scholars and some taken refuge that un schools there, but food, water and medical supplies are running low of israel's military has been attacking target to police are linked to him aust, but almost as over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israe

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u. s. u k and italy dw, especially advocate now is in handbook, be hello, how is the guys across as affecting the drawing thing as well as you mentioned, we did see that doing statement that and last night that was that phone call that included the us presence. so for once he called europe and spoke to both the german chancellor and the french president. also the tell you in prime minister, of course, the precious one. and in that statement, reiterates the unwavering support from all of these countries. also from europe, we sold off sold the statement on the 1st day reiterates that it is germany's reason of states quoting under the microphone 2008, to secure the security of israel. we do know that the united states is already sending military a hardware. i'm in this in the europeans have as far as we know, not been requested a to send anything like that. but europe is standing ready and is being very fun also towards those countries hostile towards israel, as it says in the statement, not to exploit this particular situation. but no. so the iran was not explicitly mentioned in that. michelle, what kind of support of the latest pledging ad to israel besides what you've already mentioned, as far as the differences, go in what they place as well. and we haven't heard any hod websites as yet. i think this will depend largely on the is radius. what their expectation is, but what we already have here in germany, but also across europe, is a vibrant debate over how much assistance palestinians should still be receiving in terms of humanitarian assistance. germany has halted its payments, its reviewing its future policies. the you initially said if would do the same and hold payments, but now there is an internal debate going on, which is also showing wrist within the european union on what approach to take towards stability in the region. and, and this is something that will also be discussed in brussels as the foreign ministers of the european union beating the today. so we expect more assurances, more guarantees of security and adult will depend on what israel actually request from european countries. okay, and tell us more about the troubles that are being facing german french relations of like as well to put it briefly um the chemistry between germany and france, particularly between germantown, so order sold and the french president, amount of them a co, cynthia, hasn't been there so far, and that's also why for the very 1st time, these joints and consultations at the joint cabinets actually became a bit of a political retreats of with both sides, staying overnight to you in this humbug hotel behind me. they also went on various boats in various groupings to discuss lots of issues. and one key issue is um, both sides, suspecting each other, as of paying a, giving too many subsidies to their own industry in terms of energy prices. but the key funds is allowing for an industrial discount. that is the debate here in germany, where the germany would do something similar. and there are also 2 very different approaches to getting more sovereignty, both in security times, but also in making the e u. a more politically independent entity in the future that a germany particular defense has initiated something called the sky sealed. and fonts didn't sign up to that because france doesn't want to see the europeans are lying on hardware, in terms of a military hardware from the americans. and these are at least their jeremy's just signed. the agreement, fonts insisted wants to develop its own capabilities together with europe and partners. there's also 2 of a developing and their own tank with the germans. the germans are bit slow at us from the perspective of funds. so there's a lot of nitty gritty details, but they will feed back to both seeing the same time engines, but often having the metrically opposed approaches on how to tackle them. and the reason the keeps referring back to the franco german engine is because these countries of very important, but also because of the difference is these to paris and berlin can find common ground. that's a has in the past, pretty much, alway

u. the u. s. is sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message, to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this war deterrence. tanya, almost half the guys in population as well. no residents in the north has been told to relocate in what we all keep refining viewers. is one of the world's most congested places. now we hear many can we south into egypt because the rockford crossing there is close. one of the reasons why the you, when in a group say, who mandatory in crisis is looming there. any relief coming for those palestinians? while we understand that their trucks on the addiction side for the moment, there are no tossing about the whole situation in gauze as deteriorating by the hour. i had the chance to talk to one of our colleagues there. another fellow journalist in garza who is also himself on the move is from garza city and move down to the southern part. and he was telling me ho

u. e. u foreigner preventative, does that bro arrive today go, he assured your crime that the long term support from the european union will continue the business, of course, happening just a few days after the 1st uh, defense for them that you great. now good, nice here and kids as well and for your train, of course, the most important issue is the for the military support from the european union as well. so this will definitely be the issue here during, during those that council meeting. another important issue is the ukrainian expiration to be in one day member of the european union. we stalks about a beginning, they negotiations later this. yeah. now we'll definitely be on the agenda. and this meeting is um, what, or at least it looks like it has been somehow overshadowed by the events in the united states. when the support for ukraine is not stable at this moment and into the voc, every well a pro russian party has won the problem into the election. and of course, one more thing. maybe the relations between ukraine and poland were also elections are coming up on notes at, at the best a. so ukraine is hoping to maybe talk about those issues, problem magic issues and to, to get just a sign of solidarity from the train. and the problem is that the, the how will continue? yeah, roman said, so as you're saying the moment at which this, this visit is taking place, given the backdrop of what's just happened in the united states. how important then is this visit today in ukraine? well, we cannot say often enough, how important is it is because it is rarely for the 1st time that all the foreign ministers from european countries are coming here during the war. and the only similar event was in february, just uh, when the you ukraine summit to us here in p. if we're the leadership visiting do credit and capital in february. but now we're how much, how much more for administer. so it's, it's an even bigger show of solidarity for ukraine. and it is very important as ukraine is trying to regain his territory to counter offensive is continuing. but it is much more difficult for your brain to brian's through the russian lines. so your brain is helping for a sign of solidarity here. ok, roman going to wrinkle reposing for us from t if they were e. u foreign ministers have made an unannounced surprise visits to the capital kids . thank you. roman for your reporting. se 13 people has been killed in a nightclub fi, a in the spanish city of we'll see a number of people are still listed as missing. and lawrence, he's a warning. most victims may be filed as risk is searched through the temporary rescue. workers take a break from their tragic and dangerous task of searching for missing people. there is a danger the burned out building where the 3 night clubs went up in flames could collapse . survivors say the fire broke out on the 1st floor of the fund, the night club. shortly afterwards, the lights went out and people began to scream for help. the flames destroyed the phone to the roof and spread to 2 other nightclubs before firefighters were finally able to put them out. among the onlookers at the scene where people waiting for news about missing friends and family members, mon monday, june as well. they haven't told us anything like

u, the u. s. was sending another carrier that's quite on use of to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message, to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this for deterrence. tanya, almost half the guys in population as well. no residents in the north has been told to relocate in what we all keep your binding viewers is one of the world's most congested places. now we hear many can we south into egypt because of the rock crossing? there is close. one of the reasons why the you, when in a group save, who manage hearing crisis is looming there. any relief coming for those palestinians? while we understand that there are trucks on the addiction side for the moment, there in north policy about the whole situation in gauze as deteriorating by the hour i had the chance to talk to one of our colleagues there. another fellow journalist in garza who is also himself on the move is from garza city and move down to the southern part. and he was telling me how difficult it is. you know, he still had some fuel in his car, but there's not much gasoline left at the gas station stair refer from one to the next for people have because those who don't have transport, they go buy food, others going donkey cards. the water situation is a problem, there's no electricity. so they're all kind of problems and we heard from the w, it's also warning that they cannot, it's impossible to evacuate those hospitals because to move those patients. it's really probably magic. so we also understand that the efforts to try to get out some college students who have been doing that citizen citizenship or for knows this for an passport. but as of last night, there were still stranded in the off of crossing as well as the 8th. it's supposed to come in, but you also have to understand you also have to be able then once it comes in that it can be distributed in this is very weak infrastructure at the moment that that is with all these problems. this will be very, very difficult. to say it's a dynamic situation would be a gross understatement. that is atanya kramer and ash dog. many, many facts of the world health organization says and is really order forcing people to evacuate hospitals in northern gauze or is a death sentence. israel's army has given civilians in northern gauze, it would appear as a final chance to evacuate to the shelf beyond the wadi gaza wetlands. it's told residents it will not carry out any operation. so long and evacuation is before 1 pm local time. as just under an hour from now, many display sconces have taken refuge at united nation schools in southern gaza. food, water and medical supplies are running low, as well as military has been attacking targets. it believes or link to hallmarks, but his boss says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mug at kansas el cheapo hospital is overflowing workers stacked corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them, and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's bombing campaign on the territory of 2300000 has level the entire neighborhoods killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured a being treated in hospital car adults. many of them are children. a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope of the world. health organization says flossing, the critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence. it also says the evacuation order has left exhausted. health work is facing a choice between to bends and in patients or staying behind and putting their own lives at risk. israel's evacuation order means the clinic became a shelter for more than 35000 refugees. many have set up, makes shift tents in the front of the building using compet cousins, and whatever they could salvage from their homes, about the level say that we received messages on our phones. so we left quickly, remember we came here to the hospital, but the place is more crowded than the schools and everyone came here. there are no bathrooms approved, no water, nobody cares about is allowed in on that. i was displaced with my family, 16 of us. we go from place to place, may god help us on the saw. the un is calling on the israel to immediately reverse the evacuation order. but for countless johnson's, it's already too late. despite the dangers, hundreds of thousands of people have been heating that evacuation order. margaret harris from the world health organization describe what's being done to help them to so we're doing everything we can including condemning the um, evacuated orders for the 22 hospitals in the nose of garza and the northern part of garza and then, and been given repeated orders by these remedies to remedies. they cannot the treaty more than 2000 in patients. many of them us to view their lives hanging in the balance as it is. and they certainly company moved. and even if they could, there's no capacity in the southern hospitals. they're already completely over stretched. we are also verifying and condemning a tax on health. we're seeing that we've verified at least 41 attacks on health that have led to the loss of life, of a live in health care work. cuz on g g, we've learned of another 4 who lost their lives. just recently. in the last 24 hours we verifying those. and we know 16 injuries. but the critical thinking, the thing we can do is get the supplies in the old medicine. so running out is desperate need for pain relief, for instance, with all these people with injuries. just imagine trying to treat that child with bones who's crying in pain and you called to anything for them. we have the supplies ready there waiting. 20 columbus is way, but we need the board is open. we need to be able to deliver them. so on the addiction side we have told it can be open, but 88 is apparently not yet safe. to open on the other side that it is still a non safe crossing, but we have a sidney. i'll direct to general doctor to just add on good brace. yes, i had a meeting with the egyptian president some days ago, and there was agreement that they were up in the board for all supplies to go in. but it has not been possible to bring the mike martin is a military analyst at kings college london and former british army officer. i asked him about a new york times report quoting ideas, professionals who said the invasion was supposed to happen during the weekend, but was postponed due to the bad weather conditions for pilots. and i think there's probably a number of reasons why the invasion could have been delayed. i mean these right is a cooling output, several 100000 was of us and not requires remedial training, making sure people go to equipment. it seems to me that that's a much more likely reason for it being delayed and when it comes to bad weather and it will, the very, very poor weather would stop the is why the all wheel pricing. they have levels of technology sufficient to ensure that they can operate in most weather. israel has advanced military equipment and technology and significantly bigger manpower than him us. what or her moss is advantages here if any. so in military times i have masses defending, right? so that automatically gives you an advantage and it's defending ovens, right? and which is the easiest type of terrain to defend because it's in 3 dimensions. so as you assault that, you'll have people above you firing down and you and people below you coming out of sellers and underground comp box and piles of rubble become perfect. uh, battery is defensive. so as well does have a large advantage. and some of that technology is a house, wouldn't be able to operate in this place, then seen it ovens, right? an official with these really ministry of foreign affairs said on ex, formerly twitter, of course, that iran is trying to move strategic weapons through or the syria. this comes after israel hit to airports in syria just days ago. tell us about what's likely happening there. it's so wrong has got 2 key proxies on the board as of as row one, of course is on us, and the other is hezbollah up in the north. and we've seen some activities in pest, blessed and broke hits and some drones. and in addition to how much firing thousands and thousands of offers as well. so it has but i so i, ron is likely trying to resupply is proxies in the region at the same time. uh, the us is sending a 2nd carrier strike group in an effort to send a message of deterrence to ron and its proxies. what are the chances of us getting involved if this conflict uh escalates? i think american involvement is likely to be limited to power as always the divisive onto the carry a group. but so far it seems to be quite successful. we haven't seen any ground movements across the northern border with, with has but across the lebanese border. so at the moment it appears it is working in america, wouldn't feel the need to get involved. that's a military analyst. i'm mike martin. many things as always mike. things. in the most recent developments, gossen officials say israel's air strikes have killed more than 2300 people. a mazda is terror attacks, claim the lives of over $1300.00 is released. the u. s. has sent a 2nd aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean to support israel. and israel's communications minister once alger zeros, local bureau shot down, having accused a guitar based news channel of incitement. in phone calls with the leaders of israel and the palestinian authority. president joe biden has again stressed continued us report for israel, as well as the need for humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians. week ago we saw hey manifested another way in the worst massacre. jewish people, so holler costs more than 1300. and this is live last in israel included at least 27 americans, children, grandparents, so like kidnapped houses by mos humanitarian crisis and gauze. innocent palo city and families in the vast majority and nothing to do with them on to the us president. i spoke to a former is really ambassador to germany, jeremy i, zach ross and asked him what he believes is the right way to respond to him off his her risk attacks and what role diplomacy can play.

u. the u. s. is sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a mess. it's to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this more deterrence. tanya, almost half the guys in population as well, no residents in the north has been told to relocate in what we all keep refining viewers. is one of the world's most congested places. now we hear many can flee south into egypt because of the rougher crossing. there is close. one of the reasons why the you, when in a group say who mandatory in crisis is looming, there. any relief coming for those palestinians while we understand that their trucks on the addiction side for the moment, there in north policy about the whole situation and gauze as deteriorating by the hour, i had the chance to talk to one of our colleagues in other color during the list in gauzy, who is also himself on the move, is from gauze the city and move down to the southern part. and he was telling me how difficult it is. you know, he still had some food in his car, but there's not much gasoline left at the gas station stair refer from one to the next for people have because those who don't have transport, they go buy food, others going donkey cards. the water situation is a problem, there's no electricity. so they're all kind of problems and we heard from the w, it's also warning that they cannot, it's impossible to evacuate those hospitals because to move those patients. it's really problematic. so we also understand that the efforts to try to get out some other students who have been doing the citizen citizenship or for knows this for an passport. but as of last night, there were still stranded in the loss of crossing as well as the 8th. it's supposed to come in, but you also have to understand you also have to be able then once the it comes in that it can be distributed and this is very weak infrastructure at the moment that that is with all these problems. this will be very, very difficult to say it's a dynamic situation would be a gross understatement. that is atanya kramer and ash todd. many, many facts of the world health organization says and is really order forcing people to evacuate from hospitals in northern garza is a death sentence is rarely officials say there are 2 safe routes for families to relocate south of the wadi gaza wetlands that run across the territory many display scoggins have taken refuge at united nation schools in southern gaza. food, water and medical supplies are running low. israel's military says it has been attacking targets. it believes are linked to hum us, but a moss is more than 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one of the highways of the moon at kansas. el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is dec corpses in the parking lot outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them, and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's bombing campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more some of the injured being treated in hospital car adults. many of them are children . a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope. the world health organization sits full thing to critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence. it also says the evacuation order has lift exhausted, health work is facing a choice between a band and in patients or staying behind and putting their own lives at risk. israel's evacuation order means the clinic became a shelter for more than 35000 refugees. many have set up, makes shift tents in the front of the building using compet cousins and whatever they could salvage from their homes, about the level say that we received messages on our phones. so we left quickly and then we came here to the hospital. but the place is more crowded than the schools and everyone came here. there are no follow through. and so no war to, nobody cares about is the law in on for that. i was displaced with my family. 16 of us. we go from place to place, may god help us on the saw. the un is calling on the israel to immediately resist the evacuation order. but for countless gun, since it's already too late. in other developments, guns and officials say, israel's air strikes have killed more than 2300 people. a mazda is terror attacks claimed more than 1300 is released. the u. s. has sent a 2nd aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean to support israel and prevent any regional conflict. israel as communications minister once alger 0 is a local bureau, shot down, having accused the guitar based news channel of incitement. and there's growing anger in his role over the plight of hostages, taken by him off any attacks this last weekend. some families say the only option is a full scale invasion of gaza. others believe these really governments should focus on freeing the captives before stepping up military action against a month assign for every hostage. more than a week after from us struck israel with terror, killing and kidnapping civilians. people have come together here until the summer, blaming the government's others came in. so were there already with the victims found myself belongs to one of them. the 24 year old is missing 6 of our own family members who may have blamed the rosa it's. it's around 10 30 am i tell her was entered their home was

u, the u. s. and some error states no federal buildings were flat in the densely populated cause of city, but is rarely fighter jets continued on with their retaliatory strikes. as more rockets came and residents rushed to take shelter out of school run by the united nations. in less whatever we want flat when the shell started, we woke up to the sounds of rockets. we have little to what we've experienced 5 once before and know all about it. we've decided to leave during the day rather than at night the the palestinian health industry has put the desk tools into hundreds that scores more were wounded. of israel says, does law must organization how much which controls the strip heights, military assets in civilian areas. a mass militants fired thousands of rockets and twos, rarely, towns here with the guys the strip and send thousands of gunman across the border. then we are announcing the start of the aisle access lot operation. we are also announcing with the help and strength of god, that the 1st strike of this operation has targeted sights of the enemy. its airports and military faults, occasions during the 1st 20 minutes more than 5000 drunkards and besides, well launched some set up. so what cutting the groups early morning attack, which card is real off guard triggered beer strikes? it also take many of gas as residents by surprise. we didn't expect this war for anything to happen at all. we woke up to the sounds of rockets as we were sleeping, had a mass militant group says it is holding dozens of as rarely soldiers captive in the gaza strip. well, israel has announced will cut off the strips, electricity supply many here. fewer and major regional escalation i mean the continuing violence who was president joe biden reiterated his country's unwavering support for israel. he said that support was rock solid, and talks were underway with these really governments to provide military aid. the full stop. turn this to the wire. is par dw as washing correspondence, e mailed them a lot on joins us now with the latest from the american capital. so janelle, as we heard there you as president joe biden, stress israel's right to self defense. what more can you tell us about his remarks or well, the response here in the us has been one of clear condemnation of how much and solidarity with israel. that, of course, is not surprising. israel into us are very close allies. israel was designated a major non nato ally by the us more than 30 years ago in bite, in, for his part in all of the statements that he has been releasing today has been emphatic and in the stressing israel's right to defend itself. and us preparedness to help israel with whatever it needs, while also warning actors that may be hostile to israel, to not take advantage of this moment and that the world is watching. that is perhaps an in direct but pointed reference to iran. but because this is the us and we find ourselves in a strange political moment. so i'm have taken the opportunity to taking these attacks of an opportunity to attack biden and his policies in the middle east. some hard line republicans are already linking these attacks to a deal. the biden administration made on freezing $6000000000.00 and a reunion oil money in order to well get to a $5.00 american detainees released. there is, of course, no evidence linking that money to these attacks, but it just goes to show you that even here in the us, where condemnation for a mazda is a pretty much universal. some are still taking it as an opportunity to score domestic political points in a way that might not prove terribly productive for the wider discussion. in the coming days. i'd like to circle back to him for a moment. if i could, to your comments about her run is washington afraid that this could grow into a larger conflict? this indeed, i think everybody has to be afraid that that possibility exists. that a wrong box has the law, for example, could also mobilize and that this could escalate into a wider conflict. but it has to be said that the foreign policy and the security establishment here in washington really has kicked into high gear. so they've been meeting all day discussing next steps to prevent exactly that from happening and trying to determine how best to help themselves. but it also has to be said here that there are a set to of specific conditions that might prove challenging. for example, there is no current speaker of the house, so such a chamber might be limited and what it could do in terms of and in terms of deciding on aid and policy towards israel. there's also no permanent us ambassador to israel at the moment. but the biggest fear and the biggest concern here is the clear intelligence failure on the part of it is really services that you, wes obviously relies very heavily on is really intelligence to know what is going on in the region. especially if the question becomes how to avoid a wider conflict. there, they have to work together now with israel to discover where those blind spot saw might have been. and what to do in order to address those blind spots. there's also the wider question of what is going to happen if by doing in that in yeah, who differ in the way they want to respond to this biden's priority will likely be wanting to contain the violence will bite in a while not in yahoo will want the most of the tearing response possible. so there's. 7 a lot of really delicate questions that play, but what washington decides to do and how washington decides to get involved will definitely play a part in whatever outcomes we will see from here on just because of washington's status, as israel is most important ally. so do you think that this conflicts could actually change washington's policy and the surrounding region, or i think it is fair to say that at least from the biden administration's perspective, all these attacks so represent a resetting of the chessboard pieces when it comes to wider middle eastern policy by dint of course, was heavily involved in these efforts to normalize relations between saudi arabia and is in israel. he was leading on the, on israel heavily to provide more concessions to the palestinians. now that these attacks have happened, it's hard to see how he could continue doing that as therefore the future of those efforts might be in dallas. but finding himself is a very strong support of israel, even as relations with that in yahoo had been strained as of late. he famously criticized that and you know, who is traditional reforms, he refused to commit to invite none yahoo to the white house over several months now. the 2 men did meet a few weeks ago on the sidelines of the u. n. general assembly in new york and biden did end up inviting nothing yahoo to come to the white house before the end of the year. but what one can only imagine just how different the tender of that discussion will be. now, it is hard to imagine by didn't being as hard on that in yahoo as he once was. and that was due to his washing correspondence, you know, do a lot on thank you for your reporting. driven politicians have been reacting with dismay to the attacks on israel. a government crisis team has meant to discuss the ongoing situation. germany's interior administering the administer rather nancy fraser said that jewish institutions in germany will get extra protection. the driven personally, if either sign my or has spoken on the phone with is really counter part is all catalog. and here's what you're dying meyer had to say about that conversation. the president had saw, it has just told me about the shocking scale of the attacks by a mazda, at several locations in his country,

u, the u. s. was sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message, to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this war. and that was our correspond antonio kramer, reporting for us there. meanwhile, the world health organization says that the is really order forcing people to evacuate hospitals in northern cause a is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people. civilians were told they had until 1 pm local time today to travel to the south of gaza. beyond the why do you guys are wet ones? many displaced cousins have taken refuge that united nation schools in the south, but food, water and medical supplies are running low. of israel's military has been attacking targets. a police are linked to moss. i'm off says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's booming campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing mold in 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured being treated in hospital car doors. many of them are children, a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope of the world. health organization says flossing, the critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence. it also says the evacuation order has left exhausted, health work is facing a choice between to bends and in patients or staying behind and putting their own lives at risk. israel's evacuation order means the clinic became a shelter for more than 35000 refugees. many have setup makes shift tents in the front of the building using compet, cousins, and whatever they could salvage from their homes, about the level say that we received messages on our phones. so we left quickly, remember we came here to the hospital, but the place is more crowded than the schools and everyone came here. there are no bathrooms, no food, no water, nobody cares about is the law in on that. i was displaced with my family, 16 of us. we go from place to place. may god help us on the saw. the un is calling on israel to immediately reverse the evacuation order. but for countless guns, it's already too late. i'd like to welcome the world health organizations regional director for the eastern mediterranean awesome at all. i'm on target. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today. we've just heard there the w h. o has condemned israel's order to evacuate hospitals in northern causa as potentially tantamount to a death sentence. can you give us a situation, an update on the situation in how far it has been possible to evacuate patients in just a couple of days? thank you very much. cleared for giving me the opportunity. and in fact, you know, i just had a good question. i'd like us to share with you numbers. there are other on $2200.00 because in that area, and which is our last few of them to be evacuated. hosting around the 2000 patients, many of them model ventilate those. many of them are or not at 24 hours, you know, medications like it does have to be in a diagnosis and help. fortunately, what you know, this, that are present around 61 percent of the bed capacities in the old it was in the other hospitals on the other side, you know what your day was to move out already for the 99.9 percent capacity. the noise to bits down little bits into, or, you know, the words ovation theatres are fully walking 24 hours with a severe shortage of supplies. and then shortly before the end electricity in the coming fuel. obviously, you know, if most of the ocean is coming out in addition to that clarity and i'd like us to share that they are on to 120000 people. and it gives us to, you know, somebody from different types of grow. and again, this is like, you know, 52000 of them 50 to 2000 patients with diabetes. they are on $25.00, but again, it's women in which a $180.00 deliveries i did. so it means that we are really putting this sentence to go as a group of people who are in need of that service in, in every 2nd of dollar. so it's not just in hospitals that also health concerns for people across the gaza strip. i'm, i want to look at aid from the w h o yesterday, your organization has told us that it's send a plane load of supplies that are now sitting in egypt waiting to get into the gaza . do you think that we are close to an agreement that will allow those supplies to finally cross into gaza? this is what we are hoping you know to do to get to in the coming get few hours based on what the she ations our director general looked at the addresses making and also my counter bought the hands clothing from that again and the director, you know, if you're in addition to the other political leaders around the nope, asking days or it is, we want to make sure that you modify for exam been pulled up nearby. egypt is open and our supply is there in each apple which is around 22 meter away from by it is it available to be is shipped to us? our teams are also available in the office here on headquarters at the ard, for the supplies available in our list to come in to be we, we manage to the, you know, sec, you were out on $3000000.00 plus $1000000.00 us dollars to buy the supplies so we are available in each, you know, at the moment they thought of the, you know, i don't know if i have correspond, it is open, we are ready to go inside and provide the support. so your team is ready to move in as soon as it is allowed and possible. can you tell us a little bit more about exactly what is in those supplies that will be sent to gaza to help people there? these supplies included in fact, you know, throw my kids that can be used to 3 to those in your, to be able to either on the streets or in the field or in the hospital. the kids you know, containing them. so to go kits to do all the ration inside the hosp, it tends to be out of medications for chronic illness. is like diabetes have attention at the outcomes also to provide for around $300000.00 people, including pregnant ladies to provide them with the care of a need inside helps because and also in their feet. well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on dw news. i really appreciate your time today. that is w w h. i was off at outland har at many thanks . it's as now is really officials, a missile stride from southern 11 on has killed at least one civilian in northern israel. pro iranian has blown militants have claimed responsibility for the strikes these really military set. it responded with artillery fire and also announced the closure of the area near the border. cross border fire has intensified since last sunday. authorities say more than 10 people in lebanon and at least 2 in israel have been killed. let's speak to frank language for more on israel as possible military preparations. he's a senior lecturer and strategic studies at the university of portsmouth, also a former u. k. military intelligence officer of frank. good to see you again. as israel says, it's preparing for a broad ground defensive. what do you think is going through the minds of military planners? right now? demonic that they are trying to reconcile, be constant and perennial issues of ends, ways means and risk. so those are they, those are the key aspects of military plants with respect to the is re lease. they got back on maintenance at the time the ends. so everybody, all come on this plan is will be very keen and concerned to ensure that that's so it is a very clear as to what the objectives of the campaign. oh not just at that higher level elimination of how much what your personal level is. so that's the end. so i may say that very, very, very relentless with this is really what strategies here. i'm curious, what do you think of these ends are in their strategy to get their so i well that's, that's the question. the immediate time. so the crushing elimination of, of how much now t

u. the u. s. is sending another carrier that's quite unusual to the eastern mediterranean to support as well. again, also to show and to probably in a message, to other actors here in the region, not to take part in this war. there's tanya kramer reporting for us near the border with casa. now the world health organization says that israel is order ordering people to evacuate hospitals in northern causa is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people. earlier israel told gaza civilians to travel to the south of the territory beyond the wadi gauze of wetlands . many displaced causes have taken refuge at you in schools. their food, water and medical supplies are running low. of israel's military has been hitting targets and believes are linked to hum us how mosque says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is stacked corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them,

u. s. c, u k, the e u, in other western allies for being piled into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the states are for accounts defense because a g. so for the last few months counter offensive is going as planned, as long as they're going to sense. well, as much as we can, haven't going as planned was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition that that's where i'm guessing the steadier, the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame to foster the counter offensive to far as i mentioned that you've regained was less than one percent of the ground that you lost and for the invasion. unfortunately say that to do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles. and before we can, we will, we will have to actually force until the spring time less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money, and that is something now that western g

the current rotating chair of the un security council has labeled a u. k u. s. and you nation armed aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and there's thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor. the usa has argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form, a foreign and security minister, professor slower ben? i mean, he's now vice president of the delay, the international center of abuse. thank you so much. per visit by me for coming on . i've got the book here, profits without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full, i am fully aware of. uh, th

primary responsibility, which is the maintenance of peace and security this is what is said under u n y u n. rules. so this session was convened after the security council failed to pass a resolution on the situation in the middle east. last week there of sent spend 2 other attempts that have also failed by the security council. so when that happens, the general assembly can step in and discuss matters of peace and security. the security council, of course, has veto wielding members, and we've seen in the middle east and also on ukraine when a great power. i feel strongly and veto is the action it results in an action by the security council. so this is meant to be a way around that. so this session was called by jordan and era of members of the council. and since then, dozens of other nations joining the call for a special session on the situation in the middle east. as it's gotten more dire and more the, the humanitarian situation is gotten worse. we have over a 100 countries now that have signed up to speak. and it's expected to go for 2 days before they finally take a vote on a resolu

u. s. military age arrived on wednesday, u. s. military a to is are and of course blinking is meeting, as we've said, the policy and present mahmoud abbas in jordan on friday. meanwhile, the outcasts on free games come off is on the waiting, says it has 5 rockets into tennessee. come off as military being says, it's in response to israel targeting civilians in guys will have more than that in just a few minutes when we speak to our correspondent in kind of even a modest but 1st let's get an update on the situation in gaza with you now side who's on the line from guys, a city, you know, what's the latest uh this morning from guys? is the bombing as intense as it's been over night in the box? so during the toilet, it has been tossed all over nice. and so going on intensively these i was just didn't warn me a, the neighborhood of, i'm a call that out has been under a continue expire for 2 hours. now. these are residential towers in the west of the city, at the same time adjusted to all of the old, the homestead on the coast line. and the homes that are on the borders are be targeted by tank shells and done boats on the sheet. all of the same time wind as start to going on different areas in sure, if you do, can the nature of the word metrics for a home. 10 people are killed in that home that was targeted was without prior notice one, the people are still in shock. one uh, d, h a, they to neighborhood also and dr. city has been charged because uh, we have the casualty dump. no, uh people have not yet been dropped out. the rather the problem is. * you call me, our cell is during the day to getting calls from people who are, that's stuck in basements are stuck in. she pops up to a to quickly check. what's happened to them, a call that's our and they're asking their calling. c to to send and they can't get through to any ambulance or uh, to the testing or the, the nature of health or anything and we're calling them and they're telling us that there is no way to go to these areas to bring in gary for under that rather because be tied to areas are so many and they're getting targeted all at the same time. so um yeah, everywhere is being targeted. know where safe and basically injured people, not even being able to, to get to hospital. tell us a bit more now about the humanitarian situation, guys in guys that you're not how people coping with no electricity. we've seen guys in complete darkness overnight. little food or water. how long can people in guys a hold on for you? i'm not you there. okay, we seem to have lost our connection to a correspondent, you know, aside on the line there with the latest from guys that's bringing villa mox now is intel of these villa in the us secretary of state arrives in tennessee of a short while ago. what are we expecting from this visit? well, father, he's going to be arriving probably in the building behind me in the next few minutes. the ministry of defense compound here in the center, instead of even going to be meeting with benjamin netanyahu. these ready prime minister as well as with penny guns, the former defends minister, the former, the chief of staff of these randy minute treat. who is now one of 3 men, the center of israel's war effort. having agreed to form a government with netanyahu and his party last night, in terms of those conversations, we have to assume and we don't know because we haven't been given any details by the state department yet, about what the conversations would entail. we have to assume they will focus not just on us support for as well. and we've already seen supplies arriving as of yesterday, but also concerns united states has about some of its citizens either that have been affected or missing in gauze or i spoke to bon find me last night here instead of eve, who told me they had relatives inside garza, they've seen video of at least one of the family members in the hands of homeless spices. one of the is family members, an american citizen. they're all those as president button is made clear. so this will be a top priority, as it always is, the united states when they have citizens overseas in difficult circumstances. okay, then what about these reports from cassandra gates? how mazda is on the waiting that verify it won't kits into israel that have reached genevieve. have you seen any evidence of that? non, whatsoever. over the last couple of hours we've been up since around 7 am local time . it's now closer to noon. as you can imagine fully, there are people, it's likely pos, driving costs, sitting in cafe, say i wouldn't say it's busy. i've been, instead of a many times a lot busier than this. but in terms of explosive noises, none of those air raid sirens, none of those. so it may well be that those rockets sent from gauze are, according to him, us have no tax. the landed in the city, they may have being intercepted. they may have gotten into different directional, they may have full and short somewhere else. okay, thank you very much for the moment. uh, vin inbox live there in tennessee. this get more now on the situation in gaza and speak to wafa alo diety, who's a guys a base during listened activist. she's joining us on the phone once i thank you for your time. can you tell us 1st how the night went for you and your family and what the situation is with this morning? a yeah, so the price for housing needs, in fact, like what is going on a tv or the side is committed by variety, occupation, and israel as you know, all about the continuous bombardment and actress. it is of the guns is true for the tech out and for the 6 because you get a day and we also can hear about like city like is it in some building home shops? fine, which is a school taught because everything is saying like, i'd like to try to get for the occupation the lower plans and get all that hearing goals are we don't have shuttle thursday, don't have resort, you don't tell me sirens to the world. so coming to talk they, they try to appreciate your plans, they targeted the people lines that are in their home, getting a latch occurring like so many found it is like an entire found. it is just massacre. you know that also the strikes, not the entire city blocks, for example, leaving. and the number of bodies speeds mounds of the bridge. like, you know, just yesterday since yesterday, like in my neighborhood they, they forget to the home for including family and indeed like the members there. they were like a 20 members and try to now to now we are talking about 24 hours. they, they like for something over the family gets magic, are done, they, they a were apples to apples and also they also the trades. now they are still searching for more bodies. the arch tim, on the roku, they quoted me to the scalars and the time it takes a record and read, share the other parts of the time in the which you, it's up in my neighborhood. these houses are like across the thread, it's happening. i guess the guys us 3 people affected throughout the territory. nowhere really said what about surprise wafaa. we've heard that there's very little food left in guys that there's no electricity of course little water left. how are you able to get supplies, you know, food bread, whatever it is for you and your family. the yeah, actually, you know the doctor yesterday, the only the on the, i'm the phone and so the power of trying to shut down. and that's uh, as a result like a the like there's no indicates that on any garza, so i'm trying to be, we just did the generators and the doctor is. but we don't know exactly for how no the software is on digital or to generic buddhist and with his dad. and because you know that they, they talk to the coughing and they pounds the fuels to and probably goes well. so like in the end to coming these like maybe you are going to admit another catastrophe. a situation here and goes off and what is actually like, what is the makes us, i will make apps as found a city and are so, and indeed, is the state and the statements by office and by the official right. you hear him like this lady because he missed her yesterday he said thought to, uh he or the phone seems only because you have no follower. no for no guys. yeah. we are not. you know, we are that way. you know, you said not. yes, i just moved the router. well, how can i ask you just one thing. one important thing is that we've been hearing these reports of negotiations going on with the, with the g egyptians to allows gaza 30 can okay, cool. yeah, i'm going to repeat the question in just a moment, but what i just spend by stay with us because the presence of these rarely speaking now we're going to go to that, that facing and with your permission, some data updated based on 5000 rockets midsize launched a day as well. 2800 fell open in areas in on the sea, 350 wind tests. and then by our own dong and we have a direct hit 30 plus communities. so filtrate said, most of them evacuated now with the huge tragedies we know a follow up about $1300.00 killed and $3300.00 injured. amongst them, people from 36 nations projected we'll show you a map of all the flags. how i just mentioned them, australia, australia, as are the john, australia, sorry, australia, australia's army, john argentina. bella arose buses in china, j, a kind of the denmark, eric trail, estonia, france, germany, hungary, italy, ireland, india. because of, from mexico, for 2 gun fall and philippines, panama, romania, russia, south africa, spain, 3 land guns. so the thailand, turkey was becky's don, ukraine, united states and united kingdom. then a lot of the data needs to be verified over the last 2 years, the board, it was guys that was extremely come in relative terms. is there a is taking and almost steps to calm down the situation and the ease up the pressure and gaza? it has opened up its borders, and major growth of trade between is run and gaza. over 20000 processing and employees came in to raise one every day. to work in is running various fields of way of employment, bringing breaking bread, bringing money and back hall. you could have seen economic growth and guys of international investments went into the international community, mostly you and then other agencies in order to supply the necessary infrastructure, forgotten. there was no reason i know for this flaring up, which ended in the worst tragedy wheel that was ever inflicted on the state division and the highest number of jewels killed since the holocaust highest number of jews killed since dollar cost including holocaust survivors went through their worst atrocity in history, i would read you a quote from a zach um on deals uh kaiser and a n g o that identifies bodies and deals with what we called last mercy of respect. his name is multi multi book shane. he appeared yesterday on these riley tv and he said, every road that takes 10 minutes to drive every day to cost 11 hours, those of vehicles all along the road, some upside down, some burns, and in every vehicle. there were life less people murdered in cold blood. they come us through grenades into the vehicles, blew them up after they murdered the people inside. we found a lot of murdered people in the ditches on the side of the road or trying to escape . and they shot them and they fell into the ditches. one of my own advisors was mobilized to remove body. as i spoke to him last night, he found a family of 5 a side to get them hugging each other, shot and burned. nothing could speak more than anything this, then, this tragedy. i was wondering what they prayed before they were all shut together. mazda 5, the children, babies the injuries that were found on the bodies of the killed the people. they were moving teams. the rescue damsel which i met in the last 2 days, most lands they're out yesterday, found signs of torture on the bodies like any things i've ever seen in the life and some of them. for decades, dealing with spans of all intel keyboards barely has a unique story. as you know, 10 percent of the keyboards was killed, lost their lives keyboards, but a was one of the most pop it out. places for people to move towards that region found and find new homes. but there is a unique name. barry is the nickname of the founder of the design of the labor movement in his right. and his name was fairly cut. some else on ben cuts and then something was a philosopher and a lead. the was the bank williams partner and establishing the labor movement. and his nickname when he wrote articles was very hits in his name. it was a beautiful keyboards, epitomizing a socialist company on a life of huge success, huge magnitude. and so, so many of the people the same and they're all type found a spirit yesterday and almost spirit of human beings in the shell tell. the steroids has been attacked time and again for years and years has suffered thousands and thousands of miss sites. we weren't telling the world every time and every around but this is impulsive. busy in the world kept on repeating the slogan, this proportionate is riley response. look at the quotes from world community leaders on worldly those and following offices, this proportionate response every time this topic was inflicted on these vintages in town. and still, we were told this proportionate response. i'm asking myself whether the international community and the international media as now understanding what a false interpretation of the reality they was. do they now believe us that we have faced with one of the most cruel enemies on the earth? clearly isis i want to tell the story of vivian silver. she's very well known and as well. vivian, silver, age, 74, probably hostage in gaza. she was one of the biggest well known peace activists in the country. she advocated peace between these riley's and palestinians, jewels and moslems. endlessly, she found the nat geo code that j k j. i see, she was a great glee though she disappeared and she was thinking boats about barely so as far as the 32nd video released, and by how much to show that they returned. and these really woman and outside is a simple distortion on the west. on the west moral equivalent. so we are not retaliating, we're all targeting, we are targeting the enemy in order to approve the capability of the enemy to carry on with this compound or destroying as well. trying to us it destroys us by the way and am file available which has its claws all around us from. busy assumptions with his bottle out from the south from, from us and just allow me cuz you had look around us in the entire region. look at the have of that. they have created that every where the ronald touched in the admin in syria, in iraq 11 on this is exactly what i spoke about in the joint session of congress in the middle of july, where i explained that it was always our dream to make peace with our neighbors, but we cannot accept at all. unfortunately, the world has seen the worst atrocity of tale in quite some time. so how much has carried out war crimes, crimes against humanity? it has chosen to conduct its war against israel. high v as always within populated areas using the population as a shield, using mosques, shops, houses, anything of civilian lives on the as those center of activity. and that is why we're operating to approach this infrastructure. we are very cautious and the way we operate as they, i, they ask use, as all the means that it's disposal in order to reduce harm to the population. for example, many resources are invested in gathering intelligence in trying to locate the enemy separately from civilian population and evacuating the civilian population from the center of the battle in a warning citizens and monitored caesar manually known as detroit entre 0. we've been doing that to israel's president and the tires on addressing the nation for the 1st time since that saturdays attack by how much on israel, which led to israel declaring war on palestinians in gosh, i'm, these are the president saying that getting an update that on the number of queues really national was and for nationals for being killed or still missing. after that, how a mazda attack on saturday, in southern israel, according to him, a number of 4 nationals from dozens of countries, including the u. s. u. k. front turkey among others, have been killed or are still missing. he said that this was the highest number of his release killed since the hollow cost is a total of for now the death to all these really sense i believe it's about $1300.00 killed as $1200.00 cala simians kill since israel to bombing of gosh, i've begun the president of israel also saying that we're not retiree 18 again, some of you said we are targeting the enemy, we want peace, you said with our neighbors, but we won't accept tara, that's bringing the mocks was, intend to be for as you've been listening in vain him to these really president bill. this, this has shocked, is really, is, has shocked is rad as a country, and just listening to the president there. um, you know how, how is what he's saying going to be received by is really he's of the performing something. this are striking about him giving this public address at this moment. i've been speaking to his writings of the last few days, both in jerusal

which way to look at it, yes, let’s move on, the country with the letter u, hungary, again on the wire, let’s call it country u, country uthe world behind beyond the borders of europe does not understand why she, septo-europe uses double standards regarding ukrainian, and then attention, quote, conflict, yes, conflict, he said so, as well as historical hotspots on the planet. the minister of foreign affairs and foreign policy and economic relations of warchyna, peter sijarto, said this in an interview with the newspaper mag'arcet. according to him, the world outside of europe is already very much waiting for the end of this war, because they do not understand many things outside of europe - says mr. sijarto. in particular, why did brussels make the conflict global and why should the residents of asia, latin america and africa pay for it due to the rapid growth. inflation, high prices and energy or unstable food supply. well, mr. sijarto then added at the very end of this article, i read it with the help of google translator, said that even when he spoke, for example, at the general assembly of the united nations, the rep

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u. s. c, u, k, the e u. in other western allies, schools being plowed into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the state of both accounts defenses has achieved it for the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned, as long as the sun swell, as much as we can, haven't going as planned. was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition, that that's where a guessing at the steady or the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame the foster, the counter offensive 5. the if we can well less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately, that doesn't do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles and before we can uh, we will. we will have to actually force until the spring time, less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money and that there's something now that western governments are indeed question

the u. s. u . k. france and japan voted against the resolution. the us said russia failing to condemn us is the reason why russia's resolution put forward without any consultations make no mention of from us. none by failing to condemn from us rushes, giving cover to a terrace group. that brutalizes innocent civilians, it is outrages, it is hypocritical, and it is indefensible. there is now this unity on the security council, but there is a path forward. brazil has put up its own draft resolution and it does call out from us. but instead of calling for a ceasefire calls for humanitarian pause. that draft resolution by the brazilians will be voted upon here at the security council on tuesday. but already the russian ambassador says he has deep reservations about it. gabriel's on to how does data at the united nations a human rights groups of accused is riley forces of using the chemical white fos for us and call us at 11. and i'm gonna see international says it has verified the videos, showing what fosters artillery shells being fired. bar the is r

u. s. u k. germany initially spoke out against the truce or abstain from voting, the policy, any of them foster to the you and have this to say about israel sections. the occupying power has launched its ground invasion in the darkest of guys uh what it has caught electricity, internet an old communications. and yet here, there are still some who refuse to equally and unequivocally condemn these war crimes and crimes against humanity being perpetrated by his right. but today we will not focus on such a regrettable stance. we will focus on the new cubic on the message. this august assembly has sent to all the people that the over what do mean majority over the people over the war stand with you that you might be able to get quoted within somebody. this is the material manifestation of the great concern for the fates of all they civilians in gauze. and israel that unites a sol. this resolution is the least we can and must do for them, progressively because of the position taken by the west and delegation. the security council couldn't come to a decision, but in the general assembly, the voice of the united arab wells, an all clear headed members of the international community, have tramped. why the negation like to raise the rate the ballasting in peoples in her and tried to self defense in the face of the as violent regions continued, brutality and hostility against them. the right to self defense has recognized by international law and the united nations charter extends to old palestinians including the existence movements such as i'm us in the struggle against is why the occupation and military aggression. israel's united nations on the void took a moment to slam, the whole body, claiming not advocating for peace is the same as supporting him, us is red, will continue to defend itself. we will defend our future, our very existence by reading the words of how much is evil, so that each can never threaten anyone else again, is red with use every mean at our disposal to accomplish this mission. since october 7th, brutal incursion by him, us thousands of palestinians have been killed. many more wounded in response reports say 1400000 civilians have been displaced and only a fraction of galleries loaded with you. military need of the egyptian border. helping to load into a gas that by cairo human rights lawyer done called a leg, say's that israel's reaction of the you and it's not based on reason. i thing says the if israel smart at all, they understand that a ground major ground invasion could lead to a regional conflagration that can pull in for example, iran certainly has full of us the syria. they may be testing. busy waters for that, but i also think they may be testing the waters to see if they can do it. you know, the israeli army is not trained, defy, come back is it is trained to, you know, i'm sorry, the truth is trained to bully uh, you know, uh women and children in the west bank. this is not a hardened army like that. um, uh the militants in gaza, so they may be seeing if they can even pull this off at all. we need an immediate cease fire right now to protect civilians in gaza. instead, what we see is an escalation of hostilities this evening. there's major bombings happening in gotcha in, you know, in what is a, i guess, the most populated area in the world and for israel to say that somehow supporting pieces and i submitted grants i, it's rose. this is just absurd and needs to be rejected. rambling well that's the were rages, the ideas staging closer to an all like round operation on the block. i told the people and stuck in, i sat down to discuss what prompted the current conflict with senior i'm us representative of the palestine international relations, coastal and boston. i am the folks that don't show the the doctor name. we appreciate your time today. thank you very much. can we begin with the issue of those cap shirts and in guys that there are lots of foreign citizens there. we believe including russian citizens. can you please expand on the possibility of them getting released? i think from the 1st moment on october 7th, we have the degree of the clear, i mean, the spokesman of december to get on the smokes middle of the moment, have the clear that we are ready to enter these all the civilians, including the photos of the of the time or the moment, the picnic area and this is tiffany and the from security point of view. it is a see to feasible. you know, that of this moment while we are talking, there's a him on button and that goes to the adult and cut off of all kinds of communications. the comforts of the people in different places by different groups in different sites. and therefore, we have always called for our see, so i have to have the facility on the compatibility is to collect the needed information on to be sure because of in some cases we have we have got some information asking about the hostages and been lived in a few days later, they have discovered that they are a bid on the other side to the on the on it. and so it gives us to but been so many of the time we have the need that information of all these civilians all civilians, including the photos we are reading to these them. and in particular, when it comes to the question, citizen, we have confirmed the yes to deal with unit go talks with the minister of foreign affairs with most of what we've done of that. uh, we have uh with a list of names asking about the audio and we have confirmed that we have conveyed this message so that people don't think at all. but again, it is extremely imbecile of this time was the hang of them both a 2nd because uh to uh know exactly where where, where someone is located. and uh again the in different sizes, different places and like different groups, especially uh yesterday or some spokesman have talked about to look to around 50, but 50 people from the come to the will with a lot of people the could because on the so henry, so a little above your saying 50 hostages may have been killed just because they have a number of the thousands of houses and without any previous war need to the from it is therefore, again, as you know, now we have to think about more than 7300 but a scene is killed, more than 1300 of them from the around to 65 of them or more, or was a women and children. just one more question on the hostages there. well being. has there been any opportunity on i, i understand they're in there in different areas perhaps being held by different groups, but on their families, to be able to talk to them to know they're alive, to know that they may be coming home again, as i told you, at the end, the 1st question, unfortunately we as the movement, it's extremely now there is to to cut off of all communications and contacts with goals as to what we saw above the or the whole have been released nearly the last few days. we have afflicted that the v one, wherever the will have dental them in a very high water on the cause of conduct and then the very human way and the, the have the, the, the best to keep them safe as much as we can. but again, well, we have looked at looked of list of names, but even this means we are not sure about the other side or the on the other side. okay. while we're speaking, we're hearing that the idea has a non stop, has to add on fields, maneuvers their calling into into gas. it was out of expected by you this reaction. i think based on the whole, the nations of the last 3 weeks. all these, a collection of the tugs and the most and around goes us to the uh, the uh, international and simple by the americans. and uh, so it is, it was leading to this uh, as of the, the um, forbidding, been since for a golden vision via didn't. and those know the, the have started the nation, but they have started the we are going to be enrolled in very good onto operations . well, they haven't stated clearly that they are at this moment, initiated or launch. i don't envision the conflict that has rage since the october 7th attack estimate to thousands of that. so as you chronicled it's threatening the stability of the region. how much was the in consideration with some us ahead of the initial offensive? did some of the militants go against the orders and the severity of what they did on that day? i to us and such questions sometimes are misleading because of these questions. uh, booking the, the, the, what's happening to be the most economical sells, as well as the unions destroying the infrastructure of this, wondering how thousands of offers instead units as if it has started on october 7th, we are talking about the conflict of 6 is 75 years old, but when we talk about the last few months we, we are talking about because of the of which was besieged for 17 years, suffocating, miscellaneous, ease for 2 points, for the minimum boasting of that has converted business to into the biggest open air because of the cleaning machine on chick points and there was spent the expansion of settlements visualization of yours and i'm in humans, a treatment of all the prisoners inside digits. we have what isn't, isn't it? so agent now for more than for the kids night and the whole thing is not for, for the, for the e as in june. no one is talking about them. we, we have got the message or from best. so they, me, government on nothing, yahoo and swap. those we have clearly declared the vision towards the blessing and the dreams of an independence and the state. but a seem to have one of 3 choices either to leave it ought to be killed or to live as a slave in the above type of machine. this is the conflicts we have. what we have done is an active defense. we have defending our children or be able to or will build on a daily basis, maybe not by ok, but also by hunger, by sickness, by sports water by sports, the food. so how, how does that point get across when, when you've taken hostage women and children back to gaza? how does that further your calls? well, i think the old as well from the chief commander of before because somebody good from the 1st moment of this as well for me comes now from from because the other details. and now we won't have an auditor from our side because of this very complicated. let's see this position. what we have confirmed that this, the chief commander, if i could, somebody get pens, give you instruction not to how woman, not to home, a civilian to home, gender. but what's happened? at least what we have seen that after one hour or 2 i was the top 10 security system in the area have gloves the was and the for the don't the even the suncoast inside bay area, not only our group, other rooms and civilians, even though it is we have a lot of variables the summer, so it was kids, but other slaves because they are believing in the what so called honey bye look to them, kind of a book to them from the each sort of jump or any civilian is captured by anyone is told by the so the, the army that we are going to king the, the hostages and the culture. and this has been done in a lot of cases, a roof of 2014. there was one soldier who was captured by the, by the so 80 photos in the, in a few minutes. if you have can. 300 of the thing is based on this. what so called honeywell doctor, then, or the neighborhood, the floor. again, we are not blending, we have not instructed anyone to home or took up shop under the video, but they were harmed, weren't they? ok, are there are there were there were people, there were people shot dead families of been killed. we've seen funerals as you, as you well know, funerals almost every day and gaza. the heartbreak for, for those parents, nothing to do with the id f, the chain, whatever it is, what it was i did. this is because the people were in kate tibits is there, is there not yet to another to look on them. and instead of business of on that goes to the, wasn't kimball, says the slain is the accusing just to take all of the people to the who much and they are using the on people to the machine. the goal of israel right now is your total destruction they, they have miles quickly. what is your goal and, and how do you plan to reach it? first of all, this is an impulse of admission. they have to have this in 2008 in 2012, and 2014 and 21. and they are fed simply fast because how much is not the glow of militant young boys or, or young people from us, has an idea how much is a political project? how much is, is, is a political movement that are presenting the vast majority of philistines, how much was elected in the, in the, in the, in the last election, 2006 and 173 percent. this is one side seconds from the minute total, and how much is a political movement? how much to have a social activities, how most of education activities, how much is in the, in the, in the so, in the spanking does, in the, in the, even for a student who is an outside of this model. how can be the kid, how much they have to live in 2000. and they have announced that he goes to another kid from us to still fighting local kits to bring in the sort of don't get actually to, but they have in the door without that using any of these quotes. and we are sure that we will, they will end on again without achieving kind of is good except slow things and must have cutting thousands of innocent civilians. do you think the public and gals a supports what you did on october 7th, 100 bills and i'm sure if you'll come full of the video on out of that language and you can read or hear what the people say. even of the houses of this to the yes, because this to our houses, but it'd be kind of break our will to fight for freedom and dignity and independence. and we are still supporting the resistance because we have on hand for the beast, for 50 is of the also agreement to 1993 of the 50 is what's the result with no said we have to just select the idea of a steam estates in the mind the philippines of the 50 is we have had before the last little 100. a 1000 system is now we have 700000 the system is in all of that. it's what is, i mean the and that's the essential for the field. it's at 64 percent for the sort of feeling sick is under the control of this leave is body by sickness. we have well for the 100 for these 450 it's my thought is that isn't is more of the fund, the mining any shots for bees or for existence for the political solutions of water . but the state you just mentioned there an actual palestinian state. it appears that that is getting further and further away following the events of the last number of weeks. it says under monday, smoke e, as in the use of all by the so it is they have said that the beating the vin is motions for the political stage for a political entity between the seat except a slight stevens. have one of 2 choices either to leave for to be could. this is what they said. look, what do you, what do, how would you describe the course of 5 minutes the smoke that when he quoted for betterment of steam as it is. and he did it and what other visited me and others because the out and the option for me was, was bill was able to sleep. and tom, this is the biggest story of a story full of seen is the for what it is not us who destroyed the sean. so for be i take your point, but the government's change and prime minister netanyahu may not be here in the future. but the, the younger against how most from these really people i suspect will linger, have you any idea about the social changes in the society, the social changes. and so the, the so say things adult and shift to be to that, like, i'm extremely like to be the whole, the vast majority of society. so safety in the permissive in the government, even in the dependent education, assistance to be the lift is the bought. these have notions to, to pass the finish. want to be in the connected the outlook assistant tool. see, i was looking above a life and blood x to them is look, listen, yahoo! it is seemed to be as the more as a mode modest full, efficient compared to the field and smoked, which will for the last few years as on the list in america of industry that says the jewish, a defense minister, that's the defense minister. he can sit up or describe the conditions of these municipal politicians as an active phil, this is the what the, what we ever did see and decide to like, publish another point to just us. your delegation arrived in moscow. the ukrainian president was addressing an e u summit on thursday indicating that russia may benefit from a larger scale conflict in the middle east. what do you think about such a suggestion that to cut its way the you on the west as regards how they view at what is happening right now? if, if it does expand, if there is the possibility of a going into a wider conflict beyond the middle east. look, i'm not here to analyze it. i'm not sure that, but it takes much lot that i'm sure of the following. that if this aggression don't, they didn't, doesn't stop immediately. and this looked at any of the theme is innocent civilians continual. i'm sure this a confrontation, this condition will be limit, will not be limited to the both of those and for the stand, it will expand to the agent and maybe be a behind a. beyond that, even a diplomatic approach is not going to solve what is happening right now, or do you see things getting worse before the improve? i think this is a political conflict and it can be sort of the only political, the

britain present noon of brazil, the current rotating chair of the un security council has labeled the u. k. u. s. and you, nation on aerial bombardment of the besieged cause a strip of genocide for weeks now. and this thousands of children have been slaughtered. israel's principal sponsor the usa as argued against the seas for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense and use coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most. joining me from grenada in spain is us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form of foreign and security minister preventive shlomo? been, i mean, he's now vice president of the july, the international incentive of peace. thank you so much professor ben, i me for coming on. i've got the book. yeah. prophets without honors. came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a, a, a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened, if you were still for an insecurity, minnes service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full. i am full

u. the u. s. and some are of states label a terrorist group, but it also brings into question how appropriate guitar is as a mediator for piece, talk a friend to the west and to this one enemy taught how works a tightrope on foreign policy. doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international player and an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation as in past flareups, doha. this time immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, counting growth tear on and washington has friends. dark ha, has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is male hon. the a met with the ron's foreign minister in doha casa, is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and support cause and families. doha has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in past conflicts. guitar latest, say their priority now is to de escalate, protect civilians,

u z u z. the other pro to so many people are their religion is something between pansy and somebody might have to use them. it's a, it's a pre abrahamic religion in its original form. and this in the prayers and then the anesthesia is for me, is eating. what they felt most sour full about was. they felt they were betrayed by their muslim friends and neighbors. see, they'd families have been friends with for generations, and this is why is christians, we must always work for peace because when there is more, there is fear and the worst and human instincts arise. we must always have a preference option for pre a piece. it's a trustee, i marxist idea that out of chaos and violence come something better. we, we can just look back at the history, the depletion with the 20th century and a sorrowful short history, the 21st century. and see from all of our wars, all we got was these are these stabilization fam and religious persecution, violence. and we can even see europe being the, stabilize now because of the mass immigration caused by our resume change wars. jason, hold on, stay right there to because after the break, we're going to ask jason, why not more is being done by both the government and the christian church itself to help protect their own from persecution the, the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the in the 65 to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the r t, suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request which is the for and you can create use present, zaleski, russia, and ukraine. are you crazy there and you create us m tires? it does, as you know, for the world, it is, i mean, it's proven, you know, it's against and we're the global warrant terrace, and it's now we need a new business project. oh, there's a console. can you create the full nato countries and helps to destroy the native military facilities and military production? the new york ukraine and ukraine means they're just kind of thought, nobody cares about new cream. they did not care about the training people, not at all the and this morning. i was pleased to announce another major rounds of us security assistance designed to meet the phrase urgent battlefield. all required actually. ok. he did it. what's it, can you do if that the, the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're such orders at conflict with the 1st law shows. alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to trace a truck or rather than to the area. i mean with artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme and the robot must protect this phone existence with alexis, the you are watching the 360 view on your host, scotty. now hughes and we are back with our guest filled producer, author activist, popular podcast host, and human rights worker, jason jones. jason, thanks so much for continuing this conversation. do you feel like the christian charges doing enough to help their brother? and i mean, there are emissions all the time to help members of other religions. should they be focusing more on their own? you know, that's a great question. and i, you know, the answer to that question, it's to disgrace you to drive out of washington dc. and you can see some of the historic protestant churches find the rainbow flag, but not a word for the church. and nigeria not a word for the church in china, and that will work for the church in india or pakistan. pope francis, when there was the genocide of the 1st century christian churches, the churches that were planted by thomas himself on his way through a rock on his way to india. and of course, um, as that community was being wiped from the face of the or you wouldn't hear a prayer from the po for a comment. i don't. and so yeah, the church can do much more. i think in the west we have to be very honest as well, for those of us who haven't been swept away by the ideologies of the age, or whether you're a member of the climate college or whether you're waiving the rainbow flag than many of us have just become kind of doubt decadent in order looking. um i know that even in my very own church i had just come back from a rock where i would walk through the. busy which is where it gets now, the burning flash of christians and buildings that were still smoldering. and i came back home when to my peers the sunday after returning from a rack and we prayed for isis, we prayed for ices that god would forgive isis. and i had never heard a single prayer, the chaldeans, the assyrians, the kurds, are easy to hear the kite from my pulpit. and i think that we feel there and there's some way of virtue for standing up for an other one, not standing up for our own. but obviously if we stand up for our own, if we stand up for our own, it's due at the level of our own the we have an understanding of the love for the other. i can tell you with my work around the world, with muslims with fallen gone with u z d. they'll tell me that i defended their lives if i was their own brother. and i said, well, you may feel that way, but i think i would fight for my own sister a little harder in that spent the past month to the high. no. my community of like working to rebuild of my own community. so, love starts at home, and if we don't defend the christian communities of africa, of the middle east of central asia, if i raise my voice from others lobster for others and other parts of the world, you should trust you should distrust my motives. you should distrust my motives and why have the governments of the world, especially the governments of the west, especially united states state department. i stopped speaking up for christians. they don't believe in religious freedom. they all believe really is really religious. freedom to them is not a value they may use, freedom to worship and what they mean by that is so long as you're a practical atheist. in a practical materialist, that's fine. you can